By Steven Booth The Giants came into last weekend in a tailspin. While still in the race, it was mostly due to the Padres’ freefall and the Phillies’ seeming unwillingness to run away with the wildcard. What few hitters they have are slumping, Barry Zito ran out of his magic dust and it looks like [...]
The Dodgers are the cure of all that ails.
By: sbooth64 | Tuesday September 7th, 2010
The NL West……….Best Division in Baseball?
By: sbooth64 | Thursday July 29th, 2010
By Steven Booth The trade deadline and the dog days of August close in like hungry weasels. And the best record in the National league belongs to…………………..The Padres?!?. Hmmmmm. Everyone except Adrian Gonzales got that one wrong. Looks like Padre management will have to put away their “fire sale” signs. The wildcard is………………The Giants!. So [...]
Bankruptcy Does Not Affect Rangers
By: Adrian Holman | Thursday July 15th, 2010
You are probably still wondering how the Texas Rangers were able to pull off two trades in the past two weeks when the entire organization is bankrupt. Even with the financial conundrum that Texas is in, the Rangers were able to acquire C Bengie Molina and new ace Cliff Lee. How will the Rangers pay [...]
Let the Real Games Begin
By: sbooth64 | Tuesday June 29th, 2010
By Steven Booth The Red Sox should be sending Thank You cards to the NL West for pretty much putting them back in the AL East race. They got to avoid the hot Padres, they swept the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks, took 2 out of 3 from the Giants, and suffered their only bump in [...]
Tulowitski’s Injury Puts Rockies in a Splint
By: sbooth64 | Saturday June 19th, 2010
By Steven Booth This was going to be Troy Tulowitski’s year. After a sophmore-slump style, injury-riddled 2008 followed by a very effective 2009, it looked like Tulowitski was going to lead the young and talented Rockies to the promised land. They were even talking MVP. This year has gone how the Rockies have gone. Solid, but [...]
